Potential distribution of Mikania micrantha Kunth in India − evidence of climatic niche and biome shifts
Authors:
- Achyut Kumar BanerjeeABAchyut Kumar Banerjee
- Abhishek MukherjeeAMAbhishek Mukherjee
- Anjana DewanjiADAnjana Dewanji
Abstract
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- Indian Statistical Institute (ISI), Kolkata, India
- Agricultural and Ecological Research Unit (AERU) of ISI
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